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No Secret: Edward Snowden Gets Own Action Figure

<p>An Oregon company has added the likeness of the fugitive former NSA contractor to its line of celebrity dolls.</p>
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An Edward Snowden action figure sold by ThatsMyFace.comPicasa / ThatsMyFace.com

Want to join in the battle against NSA surveillance? Now you can do so from the comfort of your own home with the new Edward Snowden action figure.

ThatsMyFace.com, a Beaverton, Ore.-based company that specializes in products and services related to facial reconstruction and analysis, has added the likeness of the fugitive former-security-contractor-turned-intelligence-leaker to its line of 12-inch-tall celebrity dolls.

For $99, here’s what you get:

“This package includes Edward Snowden's custom action figure head mounted on a 12-inch action figure body with a several choices of outfit styles. By selecting Head only in the Outfit selection box above, you can also buy Edward Snowden's head for $60 only and fit it onto your own 12-inch figurines.”

The company says all proceeds from sales of the Snowden action figure will be donated to the Freedom of the Press Foundation, a nonprofit that recently added Snowden to its board of directors.

No word yet on whether one of the dolls will be delivered to Snowden, who's currently living in temporary asylum somewhere in Russia.

— James Eng, NBC News